Sean Woods

James Cameron: ‘Empathy Is Our Superpower’

As he prepares to adapt the new book ‘Ghosts of Hiroshima,’ the director talks about the lessons of America's use of the atomic bomb in WWII, and how the horrors of the past connect to our future.

Interview: www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv...

King of the Hill is back today. ICYMI, I talked with showrunner Saladin Patterson about aging up Hank, Bobby, Peggy, and company, and how the show functions in a world where Dale is somehow the mainstream conservative voice.

Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

A fascinating and meticulous article by Gary Knight about the likelihood that one of the most famous war photos of the 20th century was taken by one photographer but attributed to another. www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

You May Be Asking Yourself How Did Dan Bongino Get Here A review of how Dan Bongino went from Secret Service agent to conspiratorial podcaster to the FBI deputy director who needed a personal day.

READ @stephenrodrick.bsky.social on the Dan Bongino anger rodeo. Lots of fear and loathing throughout.
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This 'King of the Hill' Star's Killing Made Headlines. He Was So Much More Jonathan Joss was known for his role as John Redcorn on the Mike Judge animated hit — but his death on June 1 brought a tortured life into full view.

Complicated and tragic.
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'Rolling Stone' Names Sean Woods and Shirley Halperin Co-Editors In Chief Sean Woods and Shirley Halperin are Rolling Stone's new co-editors in chief.

Profoundly proud to usher in a new era of @rollingstone.com with @seanwoods.bsky.social! www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

You May Be Asking Yourself How Did Dan Bongino Get Here A review of how Dan Bongino went from Secret Service agent to conspiratorial podcaster to the FBI deputy director who needed a personal day.

Dan Bongino decided to apply to med school while watching an episode of Grey's Anatomy. (His wife thought it was a bad idea). It went about as well as his Epstein promises. Now, he runs ops at the FBI with, well, uncertain emotion. I ponder Being Bongino. www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

ROLLING STONE: Inside the Battle Over ‘Napalm Girl’ www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult... @rollingstone.com.web.brid.gy ‪@gkvii.bsky.social‬ #photojournalism #journalism #photography

You May Be Asking Yourself How Did Dan Bongino Get Here A review of how Dan Bongino went from Secret Service agent to conspiratorial podcaster to the FBI deputy director who needed a personal day.

READ @stephenrodrick.bsky.social on the Dan Bongino anger rodeo. Lots of fear and loathing throughout.
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Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

For 6 months, the journalism industry has had a knives-out insider battle over this photograph. It's one of the most important and famous images in 200 years of photography.

In my day job, I was approached to see if new tech could answer the big Q: Who took the photo?

My close-ish perspective... 🧵

Showing the pain of the Vietnam War, "Napalm Girl" is one of the most celebrated photographs ever. The photo was always credited to an AP photographer Huỳnh Công “Nick” Út.

A few years back, rumors began circulating that Út did not make that image.

Story: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

A forensic-analysis team examined the available data, images, and film from that day. Their conclusion: What we have been told for more than 50 years about who took the most indelible photograph of the Vietnam War is unlikely to be true

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Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

“What we have been told for more than 50 years about who took the most indelible photograph of the war is unlikely to be true.”

“What is happening in the photograph is not in dispute, but a great deal of what happened outside of it is.”

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Inside the Battle Over 'Napalm Girl' A new documentary, 'The Stringer,' investigates the story of the famous Vietnam War photo "Napalm Girl," raising questions about who actually took it

The Fog of War and the Battle Over ‘Napalm Girl’ www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult... via @rollingstone.com

Solar Is Liberation Solar is the only scalable way to slow down the climate crisis — and it will free us from the power of billionaires too.

In a world of endless bad news, one huge possibility:
Solar can be Liberation

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"We’re on the edge of the most far-reaching technological and economic transition in 250 years — since we learned to burn the coal and gas and oil that’s killing us now. Energy from the sun is now cheaper than any other power."

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Solar Is Liberation Solar is the only scalable way to slow down the climate crisis — and it will free us from the power of billionaires too.

READ @billmckibben.bsky.social on the solar revolution and find some hope.
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Solar Is Liberation

As Sun Day approaches, solar is surging. It’s great news for the climate and everything else, unless you are an oligarch.

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On the Road with NOAA As They Face Uncertainty in Their Agency and the Weather We still don't know why tornados happen, but we're getting closer to finding answers — just as the Trump administration threatens to cut $1 billion

I cannot recommend this @rollingstone.com piece by @colleenhagerty.com enough. Captures our current situation and the rigors of research in our field so well. www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

"Over the past 40 years, innovations like Doppler radar have almost halved the deaths from tornadoes... in more recent years, advancements in forecasting and modeling have helped sharpen predictions. That can mean lifesaving warnings reaching communities faster."
Read this by, @colleenhagerty.com

Concealed Handguns Create a Climate of Fear, the Gun Industry's Own Research Reveals The firearms industry has always argued that arming the public makes them feel safer — its own research shows that's not true.

Read @mikespies.bsky.social on what the gun industry’s own research shows about concealed carry laws.
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'Fort Bragg Has a Lot of Secrets. It's Its Own Little Cartel' A new book, The Fort Bragg Cartel, reveals new details of drug dealing and murder at North Carolina base, the command center for U.S. Special Forces.

“Fort Bragg Has a Lot of Secrets”
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On the Road with NOAA As They Face Uncertainty in Their Agency and the Weather We still don't know why tornados happen, but we're getting closer to finding answers — just as the Trump administration threatens to cut $1 billion in funding

On the Road with the Tornado Hunters
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Elon Musk's Tesla Diner Is the Cybertruck of Restaurants Elon Musk's new Tesla Diner in Hollywood: long lines, chaotic service, disappointing food and a puzzling design with drive-in movie screens.

I reviewed the Tesla Diner, congrats to me on my new career as a food critic

Tom Lehrer, Influential Song Satirist With a Cult Following, Dead at 97 Tom Lehrer, the song satirist whose darkly comic lyrics gained a cult following decades after he stopped making music, has died at the age of 97.

As usual, Weird Al is on point: “My last living musical hero is still my hero but unfortunately no longer living. RIP to the great, great Mr. Tom Lehrer,” Yankovic wrote on social media Sunday. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...

On the Road with NOAA As They Face Uncertainty in Their Agency and the Weather We still don't know why tornados happen, but we're getting closer to finding answers — just as the Trump administration threatens to cut $1 billion in funding

On the Frontline of Extreme Weather
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Yes, 'South Park' Went There -- And It's Glorious 'South Park' Season 27 premiere depicts President Trump as a con man with a micropenis who's in bed with Satan, and takes on parent company Paramount.

READ @sepinwall.bsky.social on South Park. It really was glorious.
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Motherfucking @swin24.bsky.social on THE LEAD talking about Trump’s rage campaign against SOUTH PARK.

“This is legitimately as weird and as silly as it sounds when you say it out loud.”

Absolutely love it.

Yes, 'South Park' Went There -- And It's Glorious 'South Park' Season 27 premiere depicts President Trump as a con man with a micropenis who's in bed with Satan, and takes on parent company Paramount.

NEW truth from @sepinwall.bsky.social: "At precarious moments like this, certain things need to be said out loud, even if they’re being packaged with juvenile dick jokes."
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Why the World Never Fell Out of Love with the Prince of Darkness How Ozzy Osbourne went from Seventies metal misfit to one of the most beloved figures in pop culture.

READ Rob Sheffield on Why the World Never Fell Out of Love with the Prince of Darkness. And then read it again because it's that good. rollingstone.com/music/music-... via
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